iVotey on The Spillover with Alex Clark

Being an adult is basically just finding out that everything important requires follow-up. You think that you've handled something once, and then five years later, someone's like, no, that expired, that changed, that was never processed, good luck. That's voter registration. People assume that they're fine because they registered once in college, or because they voted a few years ago, or because they have this touching faith in administrative competence. Meanwhile, all it takes is moving homes, even within the same state, changing your name, not voting in a while, or some random outdated info, and suddenly you've got a problem. Here's what's wild. Tens of millions of eligible Americans either aren't registered or aren't even sure if they are. So let's not do the thing where we find out too late and then act shocked. Let's just be adults for 30 seconds. Go to realalexclark.com slash vote. I made it really simple. You can check your registration status. That's all it does. Just tells you if you're registered to vote or not. And if you're not, register you to vote. Not even telling you who to vote for. realalexclark.com slash vote.